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Published in SOS March 2012

Technique : Ableton Live Notes


Len Sasso
1: In this Reason rack, the stereo audio output (Direct Out) from Combinator 2’s Mix Channel, renamed ‘Combinator 2 Out’, is cabled directly to Audio I/O outputs 3 and 4. Combinators, such as Combinator 1 here, that are not directly cabled will have their outputs mixed in Reason, with the mix being sent to the main output — Audio I/O outputs 1 and 2. You can use Live External Instrument devices to send MIDI data separately to any such Combinators, but all except one of the External Instruments should have their ‘Audio From’ set to ‘None’, to avoid duplication.
1: In this Reason rack, the stereo audio output (Direct Out) from Combinator 2’s Mix Channel, renamed ‘Combinator 2 Out’, is cabled directly to Audio I/O outputs 3 and 4. Combinators, such as Combinator 1 here, that are not directly cabled will have their outputs mixed in Reason, with the mix being sent to the main output — Audio I/O outputs 1 and 2. You can use Live External Instrument devices to send MIDI data separately to any such Combinators, but all except one of the External Instruments should have their ‘Audio From’ set to ‘None’, to avoid duplication.
With the integration of Record into Propellerhead Reason 6, the strategy for Rewiring Reason to Live has become both simpler and more fully featured. This month’s article is designed to bring you quickly up to speed with the changes. I’ll start by looking at the easiest way to use Reason as a synth rack in your Live songs and then move on to some less obvious Rewire integration options. For using Live as a synth rack in other DAWs, check out the ‘Rewiring Live’ box.
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